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Tickets Still Available for Saturday's Magic Comedy Night *****************ECRWSS**** PRSRT STD Local ECRWSS U.S. POSTAGE The Postal Customer PAID Kohler EDDM RETAIL Villager219 Church Street, Kohler, WI 53044 FREE www.kohlervillager.com MARCH 3, 2018 [email protected] | 920-331-4904 Tickets still available Blue Bombers win conference for Saturday’s Magic championship, move Comedy Night on to post-season Get ready to laugh and be er, is a magician and comedian working today.” Time Out says amazed at the first ever Magic known for his regular appear- his live show, “Has to be seen to play Friday night! Comedy Night. Saturday eve- ances on The Tonight Show, El- be disbelieved.” Congratulations to the Grove in the conference ning will feature the magic and len, Conan, The Meltdown with Willman was born in St. Lou- Kohler boys basketball title game (the first confer- humor of Justin Willman who Jonah and Kumail, @Midnight, is, lives in Los Angeles, and does team on their Big East ence loss for the Tigers). will leave you guessing, won- and more. He is the former host not own a rabbit. Tournament conference Post-season play begins dering and laughing all at the of the hit show Cupcake Wars Location and Time championship! The Blue this Friday at home, with same time. Additional laughs on the Food Network. He’s per- Saturday, March 3, 2018 in Bombers upset Howards tip off at 7:00 p.m. and fun will be provided by em- formed live at the White House the Grand Hall of the Great cee Geoff La Fleur, and comedi- for the first family, his online Lakes at The American Club. an Scott Long. videos have racked up over 50 The show starts at 8 p.m. and This uninterrupted 90-minute million views, and his debut ends at approximately 9:40 p.m. Spring election to be held romp of laughs and magic will comedy/magic special Sleight of (no intermission). Doors open be hosted by LaFleur, who has Mouth just premiered on Come- Tuesday, April 3 for overnight package guests The spring election in Kohler three seats on the school board. opened for some of the biggest dy Central to rave reviews. at 7:30 p.m. General admission will be held on Tuesday, April They are: Jane Bishop (incum- names in comedy. Using his Willman is also a consultant tickets are $35 per person, or 3 at Kohler Village Hall, 319 bent), Chad Hamilton (incum- Midwestern charm, his playful and writer for film/television VIP Cocktail Tables for $45 per Highland Drive. Polls will be bent), John Horneck (incum- silly nature and impeccable co- productions like America’s Got person, which includes premier open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 bent), and Carl Nonhof (new medic timing he’ll set the mood Talent, The Goldbergs, and Dis- VIP seating closer to the stage p.m. Voters must have lived candidate). in the Village at least 28 days For Village Board of Trust- for this magical night. Joining ney’s upcoming feature film with table-side service. to vote here, and are required ees, three seats will be open Geoff will be Scott Long, who Purchase tickets online at Magic Camp. to show a photo ID to receive with no one challenging the in- KohleratHome.com. Will Call has performed on NBC, FOX, TheL.A. Times calls him, “A a ballot. Only the following cumbents. They are John Ewert, will be open on Saturday, ESPN, and the Bob and Tom new breed of comic who’s mak- March 3 from 5-8 p.m. and will IDs are allowed: a Wisconsin Bruce Nowak and John Winter. Show and is known for adapting ing magic cool again for grown- be located near the Great Lakes Dot-issued driver license, a For information on absentee his show to any audience. Justin ups. Playboy dubbed him, “The Conference Room at The Amer- Wisconsin DOT-issued identifi- ballots and more, visit kohler- Willman, the evening headlin- freshest and funniest magician ican Club. cation card, a Military ID card, village.org and click on “Elec- or a U.S. passport. tions,” or call the Village Hall Four candidates will run for at 459-3873 Looking to advertise in The Kohler Villager? Email us for a copy of our media kit! Email kohlervillager@char- campaign toward targeting our ter.net for copy of our media kit, Village of Kohler readership. which includes sample ad sizes The Kohler Villager is mailed and their rates, deadlines, de- to every household and business mographic data, survey results, in Kohler, and is also available and other useful information to on newsstands around Kohler help you plan your advertising including Woodlake Market. – Image courtesy of Kohler Co. Two Kohler girls named to basketball all-conference teams Consider something creative this holiday season. for Big East First Team Big East R. 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